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2001-09-18 by Martin Wesley
Paul, I have taken your message and placed it as a text file in the Files section under Inks MIS VM. I added Quan s and Moreno s suggestions on point
2001-09-18 by hslavitt@cpdb.com
Paul: I ve found that by far the easiest way to place points on the curve is by using the mouse to click on the image. With the grayscale wedge open in
2001-09-18 by ken@kensmithart.com
Hi Bob: I ve not tried MIS Archival inks (I assume you refer to the color inks). I m running GenerationsEnhanced in a 1200...debating on the color ink to run
2001-09-18 by jdrucker
Hi, Just wanted to thank everyone for their words of strength and encouragement to this New Yorker. The entire firm with all of my friends, which was on the
2001-09-18 by Martin Wesley
THM, I realized you got some answers to your Icefield question but not the others. ... to ... other ... the blow- ... I had the same reaction to this
2001-09-18 by Moreno Polloni
... tends ... Thanks for your very informative post. It ll come in very handy, as I ll about to try out the curves for the 1280. I d like to suggest an
2001-09-18 by ken@kensmithart.com
Hi Jerry: I m currently running MIS VM inks in my 1160. Using the warm and medium-warm curves, I was hoping to see some warm tones on somerset velvet, fabriano
2001-09-18 by ken@kensmithart.com
Tyler: thanks for your viewpoint concerning dyes and uncoated papers. Indeed, I have thought that pigments were THE longevity winners. Jeez...there s a ton of
2001-09-18 by Quan Tran
... I found that it is easier for me when I use the keyboard. * Press Ctrl+Tab (Windows) or Control+Tab (Mac OS) to move forward through control points on the
2001-09-18 by Paul Roark
... I m very pleased that Howard and some others are starting to dive into the curves. Can I retire now? Here are some tips that come to mind on dealing with
2001-09-18 by Martin Wesley
... (snip) ... unaware of it, ... Austin, I recall bringing this up a long time ago on the Piezo list and did not get a response at the time. I have the new
2001-09-18 by Martin Wesley
... wrote: (snip) ... Mark, Glad to hear things are smoothing out! I did a lot of printing yesterday on Hahnemule Photo Rag. This had not printed well with the
2001-09-18 by Jerry Olson
yes. Jerry
2001-09-18 by kjrslr@earthlink.net
... setting in ... Jerry, Is the backlight setting a media (paper) setting ? Keith
2001-09-18 by Jerry Olson
Have you tried the backlight setting instead of photo inkjet setting in the media settings? This should help your problem! Jerry
2001-09-18 by Tyler Boley
... Todd, gamut and depth of black are far less on uncoated papers no matter which ink, without question. Metamerism, I don t know, I ve only done tests with
2001-09-18 by Austin Franklin
... That IS an excellent question! ... I would have to agree. Did you point this out to Jon and/or Bill? Perhaps they are unaware of it, and if they are,
2001-09-18 by Austin Franklin
... BTW, what I meant to say was variable DOT sizes not droplet.
2001-09-18 by Austin Franklin
... Actually, Terry, according to the Epson command set documentation, it does. If you have the Epson document 4clr_98b.pdf , go to section 4.2, which is
2001-09-18 by Austin Franklin
... My statement here was not disagreeing with anything said above...it was emphasizing that inks are not mixed. There has been discussion on this issue
2001-09-18 by Bob Obenland
... snip ... Also interested in uncoated papers for the 7000. Spoke with Legion Paper West and asked about a recommended inkset for Som Vel uncoated. They
2001-09-18 by kjrslr@earthlink.net
Howard- I too have the 1200, and am new to digital b & w. I have read that if you chose a different media setting (glossy instead of matte), that this will
2001-09-18 by ncm
Mark, Well it might be better for USA folks but if you have a standard modem connection in Europe (and a lot of other places) you pay your online phone time by
2001-09-18 by mh@toomanyartists.com
... Austin, that was my point, completely, from the beginning. I think you forgot to read all of my post before responding. For instance, In which case they
2001-09-18 by Joseph Glasgow
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2001-09-18 by hslavitt@cpdb.com
Hi. I m using an Epson 1200 and unfortunately it lays down too much ink for me to use Legion Photo Matte, Museo, or Epson Archival Watercolor paper. I ve got
2001-09-18 by hslavitt@cpdb.com
I m using Paul Roark s curves and no, it s not methodical. Trial and error. I ve examined his curves closely and think that I ve begun to develop just a
2001-09-18 by SKID Photography
... The problem with using b&w reversal films is that they are just that, black and white. Your actual output does, in fact, have color in there...albeit,
2001-09-18 by Robert Morrison
Thanks John...this article made me salivate...I think I better get that checked. Robert ... Robert Morrison rmorrison@pobox.com 310-397-2704 4131 Bledsoe Ave.
2001-09-18 by Todd Flashner
... Tyler, I don t have much experience with dye inks on uncoated papers, but clearly some are capable of good longevity. I don t expect you ve seen all that
2001-09-18 by TerryR
Austin, Just a slight correction, the 3000 does not have the variable droplet size as you indicated. The 800, 1520, and 3000 all use the same constant droplet
2001-09-18 by Mark Tucker
... wrote: These have proved to be ... Martin, I had a breakthrough today as well, (after a very tough bump last night). I was having a heck of a time keeping
2001-09-18 by Mark Tucker
... that ... even ... One other matter too: I switched my settings for this list this weekend, from web-only to email. Today, I noticed a very noticeable
2001-09-18 by Tom Keesling
Martin, Thanks. I think that will help us novices and the newcomers. I just downloaded the new neutral curves to try. Thanks again for ALL your help. Tom
2001-09-18 by Martin Wesley
BB, The Photographer s Formulary sells a kit for reversal processing of Kodak TMax 100 and 400 films. Haven t used it myself but it might be what you are
2001-09-17 by SKID Photography
We have done quite a bit of copy work and recommend Fuji s Velvia. But be aware that your light source is as important as your film choice. Your slides will
2001-09-17 by Jerry Olson
You can shoot T max 100 film as a positive, but you ll have to process it quite differently. I think Kodak has the chemicals and procedure on their website, or
2001-09-17 by Jerry Olson
Ken, why not get the MIS Variable tone inkset and use paul s curves? I understand the Lyson small gamut fade very rapidly in the sunlight, much faster than
2001-09-17 by Jerry Olson
I had an E 10. Sold it, because of the cons listed below. Quality up to 8x10 is outstanding, easily as sharp as a scanned provia ISO 100 slide. After that,
2001-09-17 by Tyler Boley
... snip ... Nope, different 100% K densities with different media settings, as well as other differences. It s an impotant initial test to run, finding the
2001-09-17 by Jerry Olson
email paul roark at paul.roark@verizon.net for his newest set of curves. Jerry
2001-09-17 by Tim Atherton
I generally just use Kodak Elite film for this (I find it reasonably neutral and forgiving), but set up studio strobes at 45degrees each side and have no
2001-09-17 by Martin Wesley
Austin, That is my original question. If the Epson driver in Black ink mode can produce a slightly darker 100% patch, why can t the Piezo driver be adjusted
2001-09-17 by Todd Flashner
... The 1200 is notorious for laying down a lot of ink. I m using an 1160 so what works for me may not apply for you, but I use the Matte Paper HeavyWeight
2001-09-17 by Todd Flashner
... Sorry, I don t as yet have an opinion to offer on your main point regarding perception, but I would like to hear your process for tweaking and locking
2001-09-17 by Paul Roark
Rick, ... MIS tells me that the FS and VM blacks are the same ink. It/they are the only solvent-based black MIS sells, as far as I know. So, if it smells
2001-09-17 by mwesley250@earthlink.net
Justin, Check with Paul Roark. He always seems to have curves that are a bit ahead of what is on the MIS site. It is my understanding that the 1280 curves were
2001-09-17 by mwesley250@earthlink.net
Nina, Thanks for the reminder. This seems to be one of those thinks that simply needs to be endlessly repeated at regular intervals as even the most
2001-09-17 by Martin Wesley
Mike, What is so fascinating about Photoshop is the many different ways to accomplish the same or similar tasks. I experiment with both of your suggestions and
2001-09-17 by mwesley250@earthlink.net
Tom, I have reoganized the folders and hopefully this will avoid any confussion. Both folders were for the PC. With Paul Roake s curves the higher the number